Banks can no longer view mobile banking as a "new channel" or optional service. It is now the preferred form of banking for an entire generation of customers and, arguably, the single biggest banking innovation since the advent of the ATM.

Banks in particular have gravitated to Touch ID technology because it provides them with a device-based technology they may leverage to secure the mobile banking platform, and, in turn reduce their costs in deploying and supporting such services. At the same time, however, banks face the challenge of integrating this biometric technology within their security architecture while avoiding unforeseen security risks.

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Adoption of Touch ID as a banking authentication tool;

Benefits of Touch ID, as well as the risks of deploying it incorrectly;